19 Jul 1845
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1845
Page
1
The page includes ad rates for subscribers and yearly advertisers with details on costs and deadlines. It also recounts a Newport harbor incident where a school of short 40 black fish died after pursuit boats. no serious injuries were reported among people. It ends noting July 1 mail volume at Philadelphia and a copper cross atop Trinity Church tower.
The 1815 Rhode Island session includes an act authorizing town school committees to submit overdue annual returns to the Secretary of State within thirty days after adjournment. A second act raises clerk fee retention from twenty to forty percent on amounts over four hundred dollars for the Supreme Court and Common Pleas clerks. A third act extends an 1834 labor payment act for mechanics and builders until January 1846. The document also records hostile Maine resolutions criticizing Rhode Island and a formal protest by the Rhode Island General Assembly against Maine’s interference.
In a dramatic scene from Caudle's Curtain Lectures a wife berates Mr Caudle over a missing shirt button. She rails at his temper and control, pledging to endure no more and to reveal his cruelty when she is gone. The monologue touches on marriage, labor, and the hope his behavior ends.
Frederick Albury, believed dead after a waterfall accident, is saved by a daring sailor who lowers a rope and pulls him from the brink. He hides his survival to protect a plan involving his cousin Sophia and a fortune, while a younger pursuit unfolds in Buffalo and L-.
The document records resolutions urging the Governor to transmit to the President and to state leaders copies of the resolutions. It emphasizes preserving peace joy and liberty of a federated slave system and calls sending copies to senators representatives and governors. It is signed by clerk T A Sanckes and Henry Bowen.
A fragmentary passage shows Jo enduring repeated alarms and storms. He climbs, descends, and bears trouble, finally facing a limit he cannot yet meet. The lines hint at inner tests and the effort to ride out hardship to reach calmer shores.
Frederick Albury survives a perilous entrapment and is found alive after a rock crash. News of his survival lifts Lucretia and Mr Perkins who rejoice as Frederick prepares to rejoin family life while navigating harsh lodging and work scenes in a small town.
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